
US War on Iran Divides American Public, Fractures GOP Support
Key Takeaways
- Americans are divided by party on US action against Iran, with opposition higher than support.
- Republicans show cracks in support for the Iran war, with lawmakers reluctant about funding.
- The US-Israel joint attacks on Iran have provoked domestic political debate.
Pentagon Funding Stalls
The war in Iran was tearing through the Pentagon's budget at nearly $1 billion a day.
“How the Iran war exposed cracks in Trump's Republican coalition "This is Israel's war”
Top Republicans said the White House hadn't made the case for more funding.

Democrats were unlikely to support the plan.
Senate Armed Services Chair Wicker said the package is still coming together.
American Public Turns Against War
A Quinnipiac poll found 53% of registered voters opposed the war.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson warned this is Israel's war, not the United States' war.

The war was becoming a major liability for Trump.
GOP Coalition Fractures
The war exposed cracks in Trump's Republican coalition.
“Skip to Main Content Republican lawmakers shrug at more funding for Iran war Republicans say the administration hasn’t suggested it needs more funding for the U”
Senator Lindsey Graham urged Israel to be cautious about target selection.
Michael Singh noted US and Israeli goals were mostly similar but not identical.
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